JHS Pedals JHS Pulp N' Peel V4 Compresor Pedal de efectos de guitarra

This pedal is amazing! On or off Dirt switch, optional direct out, great compression.

Great Compressor

I picked up the JHS Pulp N’ Peel expecting to use it at the end of my pedal chain for two things: light compression and a DI out for recording bass.I was influenced by a JHS Show video where it’s placed at the end of the chain, which led me to believe the DI output would carry the full signal path of all pedals before it.That was not the case in my setup.What I found is that the DI output behaves more like a direct feed from the pedal itself. When placed at the end of the chain, my other pedals (especially gain like a Muff) were not reflected through the DI signal. The only tonal change I could get through the DI was from the pedal’s own controls, including the dirt switch, which adds a slightly RAT-style grit.Important note for anyone considering this pedal:If you want your entire pedal …

Absolutely love it, I was scared at first but this pedal sounds awesome can be a compressor or eq plus a mini amp or crunch love it

This is a one-stop-shop pedal for me, as I alternate what I'm asked to bring to the gig (acoustic or electric guitar, electric bass, acoustic bass guitar, or classical guitar). This gives me a nice compressor, a DI, EQ, grit, and boost on one pedal.The fact that it adjustable is wonderful, but the grit is very nicely tuned out of the box, and is miles better than the Philosopher's Bass compressor it's replacing.

Maybe I received a used one, but I'm not sure. What I will say is that it had some paint imperfections, there wasn't a pick or pin included in the package, and the internal trimpot is far too delicate. Also the box was pretty worn.What I do like:It's a pretty good Orange Squeezer. I love the idea of a rat being a console style distortion to add warmth or grit, depending on the gain level. I think turning it to max and then backing it up just slightly is the way to go. It never reaches full saturation due to the nature of the pedal (and the blend knob) so it works best as a way to make it a vintage warmth switch. It's not a full on overdrive. This is good - It's an awesome recording tool. I've enjoyed it on both guitar and bass.What I don't like:It's noisy. It hisses constantly, and it …

I love this pedal. Sounds great in my guitar rig but I also use it a lot on synths, drum machines.. everything, really. I use hardware compressors a bunch, but never kept a pedal compressor. Tried a bunch. They never really worked for me - all returned. I like the way this compressor reacts, perfect amount of control, and a bit of dirt.

This is probably my favorite pedal on my board right now. Super feature packed. Great compressor but also a fantastic sounding buffer. I run this first in chain and it sweetens up my tone nicely. Sounds the same as JHS's Little Black Buffer (which also sounds killer). Being able to switch the buffer on and off with the switch on the side is a great addition being that certain dirt pedals don't cooperate with a buffer very well. I think the dirt mode on this pedal sounds good. Really gnarly and untamed sounding. Im sure some won't like it but I dig it. Overall, great addition to the board.